Excellent video ! I just re-sealed the corners of our travel trailer using the Dicor Corner Seal tape. To caulk the inside of the corner rails, I used Butyl Rubber Sealant caulk from the company CRL. It's a white tube with blue lettering. Taking your time with the prep work is key, the walls have to be absolutely free of the old sealant used. Correctly applying the Dicor Corner Seal tape + the CRL Rubber Butyl Sealant caulk will more than likely give you a better weatherproof seal than the factory did. Thank you again for the video, it helped a lot!
It has been really frustrating trying to find this product locally (Tampa bay area, Florida) and I can't wait a week for it to arrive, I have called all of the RV dealers in my area and half the time the parts dept. has no one available to speak with and Home Depot shows it on their page but says it's out of stock... really out of stock at all of their stores.
I have a 1987 28ft Excel travel trailer. My right side front has come undone.. Can I run several bolts and nuts to secure the corner together before using the sealing tape and trim??
ATTENTION CANADIAN BUYERS! You can order on line but its a real slap in the face. 2 rolls of tape came to $41.29 USD Freight UPS was an additional $31.57 USD. A total of $72.86 USD. That came to over $100 CAD. But then with tax and UPS brokerage and tax on brokerage I paid another $37.76 CAD. My total for 2 rolls of tape was about $140 CAD. So for $50 of tape you pay $90 to get it. If only they'd use USPS instead of UPS I could recommend they're product.
I have just done the 2 front corners on my '92 Toyota Itasca Spirit. The front over cab bed was rotten from a leak, and we had to rebuild the whole thing. Not wanting to ever have to deal with leaks again, I purchased the Eternabond tape and 2 rolls of the Seal Tite Corner Seal. After removing the corner trim, cleaning up the filon and the trim, I applied the corner seal. It went on great! Wrapped around the corner tightly and sticks firmly. My question is...in a few places the trim does not cover the tape (with the repairs things were beefed up and made the seam wider in places). Does this matter? Does the tape have to be covered in order to remain waterproof? What about the screws going through the tape? Should I add some sealant to the screw holes? So much work and money has gone into this RV, I don't want to mess up by having done something wrong. Thanks!
I replaced all the rotted pieces of the front end and my panels are also off a little bit. I'm glad I have the same idea as other people. I think as a fails safe, I'm just going to eternabond over the screws and trim piece. How is yours holding up?
@@ChronicSurfer Funny you should reply to this now! I just removed the eternabond I had covered ALL the side corners on my RV with. The corner seal tape remains under the corner trim, but I am in the process of painting my RV and wanted to finally seal the trim pieces with sealant instead of the eternabond tape. It did a great job of keep the corners sealed. I did cover the entire corner with eternabond, screws, corner trim and all. It was a big tedious job to remove the tape ( did a video on it) but I feel good about getting it off. It held up for 5 years and probably would have kept in doing the job.
@@HoneyandMe Awesome! The whole rebuild of my truck camper has been long and tedious, so I figured I do it, so I never have to deal with it again while I own this truck camper. Thanks for your response. Hope your project goes well!
I just purchased this product, i see the videos explaining what the tape is for. Upon my reading reviews on the product, there were many people who gave negative statement on the tape. Can you SHOW a clip on how to correctly use the tape..... meaning taking the "CLEAR" side of the tape "OFF" and not the "what would be apparent to viewers that the white side of the tape is what should be peeled off". Many have complained of a sticky mess and a useless product, all because lack of information on what side of the tape is supposed to be peeled off.
I used an exacto razor knife to separate it. Once started though it still periodically gets stuck coming off requiring use of the blade to get it started again. It is rather frustrating. Hopefully it seals that well to my trailer....
Thanks for what you did show us...but why the heck didn't you show the Sealant in the corner moulding and that application ...that's what I need to see.
Thank you for all the inquiries about Corner Seal. This product will be available for purchase on our website www.sealdesignllc.com soon. Until then, you are more than welcome to contact the company directly to make a purchase at 574-970-4841. Thank you very much! +R Stacy Davis +Jimmy Smith +aprilbug29 +Corey Chase +Wayne Tatro
You can order Corner Seal on our website at the link below: catalog.sealdesignllc.com/product-category/seal-tite-corner-seal/ Thank you so much for your inquiry!
Dwight, if you are referring to Seal-Tite Corner Seal tape, you can purchase it at the link below. catalog.sealdesignllc.com/product-category/seal-tite-corner-seal/ Or if you have questions regarding where to buy the other items needed for installation, please feel free to contact our customer service department we would be more than happy to help you out! 574-970-4841
Looks like overpriced Duct Tape to me at $25 + tax for 50 ft, 1.5" wide. I searched Dicor site. No MDS sheet explaining what it is. A deliberate mystery, so they can rip off RV owners some more. The best alternative to this is aluminum foil tape, impervious to heat and water at 1.9" width, 65 ft for $7 at Walmart online. 150 ft of 2" tape costs $12 on Amazon. You will need a hard roller press it down firmly. Self-stick. Way cheaper. Boycott Dicor till they price stuff reasonably.
Excellent video ! I just re-sealed the corners of our travel trailer using the Dicor Corner Seal tape. To caulk the inside of the corner rails, I used Butyl Rubber Sealant caulk from the company CRL. It's a white tube with blue lettering.
Taking your time with the prep work is key, the walls have to be absolutely free of the old sealant used.
Correctly applying the Dicor Corner Seal tape + the CRL Rubber Butyl Sealant caulk will more than likely give you a better weatherproof seal than the factory did.
Thank you again for the video, it helped a lot!
Education is key, thank you 👍
It has been really frustrating trying to find this product locally (Tampa bay area, Florida) and I can't wait a week for it to arrive, I have called all of the RV dealers in my area and half the time the parts dept. has no one available to speak with and Home Depot shows it on their page but says it's out of stock... really out of stock at all of their stores.
Why are there no videos on roof corners? Isn't that the hardest spot to seal?
I took and used a 2" strip of eternabond on my corners. .. no more leaks
I have a 1987 28ft Excel travel trailer. My right side front has come undone.. Can I run several bolts and nuts to secure the corner together before using the sealing tape and trim??
How do you bend new corner molding to fit the trailer? Is this even possible?
ATTENTION CANADIAN BUYERS!
You can order on line but its a real slap in the face. 2 rolls of tape came to $41.29 USD Freight UPS was an additional $31.57 USD. A total of $72.86 USD. That came to over $100 CAD. But then with tax and UPS brokerage and tax on brokerage I paid another $37.76 CAD. My total for 2 rolls of tape was about $140 CAD. So for $50 of tape you pay $90 to get it. If only they'd use USPS instead of UPS I could recommend they're product.
I ordered mine from Amazon.ca. Not so bad then...www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B075FH2T74/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I had to redo the whole front of my hybrid camper and I did notice the front Corners are junk the factory corner bead is crap,too small
What size tape are you using in the video?
I have just done the 2 front corners on my '92 Toyota Itasca Spirit. The front over cab bed was rotten from a leak, and we had to rebuild the whole thing. Not wanting to ever have to deal with leaks again, I purchased the Eternabond tape and 2 rolls of the Seal Tite Corner Seal. After removing the corner trim, cleaning up the filon and the trim, I applied the corner seal. It went on great! Wrapped around the corner tightly and sticks firmly. My question is...in a few places the trim does not cover the tape (with the repairs things were beefed up and made the seam wider in places). Does this matter? Does the tape have to be covered in order to remain waterproof? What about the screws going through the tape? Should I add some sealant to the screw holes? So much work and money has gone into this RV, I don't want to mess up by having done something wrong. Thanks!
What are rolls of the Seal Tite Corner Seal you mentioned?
donklaing The product is called Seal Tite Corner Seal and it’s made by Dicor. You can get it on Amazon. Hope that helps.
I replaced all the rotted pieces of the front end and my panels are also off a little bit. I'm glad I have the same idea as other people. I think as a fails safe, I'm just going to eternabond over the screws and trim piece. How is yours holding up?
@@ChronicSurfer Funny you should reply to this now! I just removed the eternabond I had covered ALL the side corners on my RV with. The corner seal tape remains under the corner trim, but I am in the process of painting my RV and wanted to finally seal the trim pieces with sealant instead of the eternabond tape. It did a great job of keep the corners sealed. I did cover the entire corner with eternabond, screws, corner trim and all. It was a big tedious job to remove the tape ( did a video on it) but I feel good about getting it off. It held up for 5 years and probably would have kept in doing the job.
@@HoneyandMe Awesome! The whole rebuild of my truck camper has been long and tedious, so I figured I do it, so I never have to deal with it again while I own this truck camper. Thanks for your response. Hope your project goes well!
Great video
I just purchased this product, i see the videos explaining what the tape is for. Upon my reading reviews on the product, there were many people who gave negative statement on the tape. Can you SHOW a clip on how to correctly use the tape..... meaning taking the "CLEAR" side of the tape "OFF" and not the "what would be apparent to viewers that the white side of the tape is what should be peeled off". Many have complained of a sticky mess and a useless product, all because lack of information on what side of the tape is supposed to be peeled off.
Where can this be bought from?
You mention Liquid sealant. Most Rv's use buytel tape. What liquid sealant do you use? Thanks
bjhstetson26 this is a kit available from dicor. I would recommend using polyurethane sealant.
@@jasonspellich2440 check out the sealant they call for in there instructions? sealdesignllc.com/installation-instructions/
They need to offer a replacement vinyl type corner bead that can be applied and looks good
How do you get the damn cellophane off to apply the tape. I have the roll in the freezer hoping that it allows me to peel it.
I used an exacto razor knife to separate it. Once started though it still periodically gets stuck coming off requiring use of the blade to get it started again. It is rather frustrating. Hopefully it seals that well to my trailer....
Thanks for what you did show us...but why the heck didn't you show the Sealant in the corner moulding and that application ...that's what I need to see.
I'm noticing there is no replies to these questions??
I have smooth side fiberglass outer walls, does this same tape and sealer work on it as the corrugated metal side in this demo?
Mine is the same fiberglass front corrugated sides. Tape worked great.
EternaBond and be done with the leaks.
Where can I get the seal tight at ?
where can you purchase the butyl caulk? or what is an Adequate substitute?
Thank you for all the inquiries about Corner Seal. This product will be available for purchase on our website www.sealdesignllc.com soon. Until then, you are more than welcome to contact the company directly to make a purchase at 574-970-4841. Thank you very much! +R Stacy Davis +Jimmy Smith +aprilbug29 +Corey Chase +Wayne Tatro
Where can I get some seal-tight corner seal?
You can order Corner Seal on our website at the link below:
catalog.sealdesignllc.com/product-category/seal-tite-corner-seal/
Thank you so much for your inquiry!
No, you can't. This website is not working...
I've been trying to find this product and none of the distributors have it or a SKU for it yet . LOL!, It must be made out of unicorn dust.
sealdesignllc.com/installation-instructions/
Where do you buy this product at??
sealdesignllc.com/installation-instructions/
cant find this product can you help me
sealdesignllc.com/installation-instructions/
Can you please tell me where to buy it ? Is it available online? Do you have a distributor here in Alberta Canada?
sealdesignllc.com/installation-instructions/
Where can I buy this???
sealdesignllc.com/installation-instructions/
don't you just love it? They mention Miracle products that you can't buy LOL
Dwight, if you are referring to Seal-Tite Corner Seal tape, you can purchase it at the link below.
catalog.sealdesignllc.com/product-category/seal-tite-corner-seal/
Or if you have questions regarding where to buy the other items needed for installation, please feel free to contact our customer service department we would be more than happy to help you out! 574-970-4841
@@DicorCorporation Dicor actually answered a question!
Looks like overpriced Duct Tape to me at $25 + tax for 50 ft, 1.5" wide. I searched Dicor site. No MDS sheet explaining what it is. A deliberate mystery, so they can rip off RV owners some more.
The best alternative to this is aluminum foil tape, impervious to heat and water at 1.9" width, 65 ft for $7 at Walmart online. 150 ft of 2" tape costs $12 on Amazon. You will need a hard roller press it down firmly. Self-stick. Way cheaper. Boycott Dicor till they price stuff reasonably.
You go girl!!! In a couple years when you fix it again bite the bullet and get the Dicor.
@@MontanaWelldigger Dicor dose not answer their inquiries?
Almost looks like medical tape….aluminum tape probably wouldn’t be flexible enough and would eventually tear
I have a thin coat of decor non leveling on my roof. How long does it need to cure prior to to partially taping over it?